This cookbook provides a recipes to make a RHEL 7 more CIS L1 compliant. It should be used in conjunction with Chef Compliance's CIS L1 profile.
Note: This cookbook does not make your system pass all CIS L1 tests; just a portion in order to demonstrate how you can harden your RHEL 7 instances.
- RHEL/CentOS
- Chef 12.1+
- line
Use Chef resources (versus the 'execute' resource) whenever possible. The line cookbook is included for making line by line substitutions in config files. See the enable_sudo_no_tty.rb for
a usage example.
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